I Regret, I Hurt, I Hope
It’s weird growing up. You remember all the things you wanted to be as a child. You remember having dreams instead of goals. You remember worrying about having friends or not having friends. You remember being self-absorbed and silly and serious all at the same time. You remember having a meltdown over things that didn’t really matter because the world sucks, and it’s not going to make a difference even in just a couple years.
I am still growing up, and yet I remember all of these things from my childhood. Now I have goals instead of dreams because I know those can’t exist in this brutal reality. Now I’m not worried about if I have friends or if I don’t have friends. Instead, I simply find myself pondering the actual importance of friendship during childhood when friendships never last anyway. Now I’m serious and self-aware and sometimes attempting to be silly and carefree. Now meltdowns come from PTSD and hostile work environments and the fact that the world doesn’t care about people like me.
I try to make a difference. I try to follow the rules and lead by example and be a positive change. I try not to cry myself to sleep while I despair over everything that breaks my heart.
I hope for inner peace. I hope for a future that maybe isn’t amazing, but maybe it’s enough. I hope for healing. I hope that today’s kids don’t have to go through what I did. I hope I won’t continue to be disappointed.
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thinking about how dean’s monstrosity is about enjoying violence and torturing people (mostly men) & sam’s monstrosity is about being inherently unclean and his body being used as a tool for use and abuse by others
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"From Eden" as an Ineffable Husbands song gets painful when you imagine Crowley saying "Innocence died screaming, honey ask me I should know" because he's the one who lost his innocence first 😭
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q!phil saying don’t torture luffy but rather give them some candies if they want to interrogate them, is just a kid, is just a little creature, makes me cry because at some point that’s what he does with all the eggs, like he missed that experience after surviving alone on different territories and he just want to secure a sweet and pure childhood to them.
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i think what made the last episode of kenobi, and the kenobi show as a whole, so special is because it really just reminded us that the heart of star wars is love.
we see it full force with beru and owen. both willing to do anything to protect luke. put their lives on the line for him. we see it in beru immediately jumping into action. we see it in owen's claiming of luke as his own. his son. their son. in the looks on their faces when they see luke again, the utter fear that he may be gone. because while obi-wan could most likely feel him in the force, for one gut wrenching moment owen and beru thought their boy was gone.
we see it in breha and bail. their odd, funny little girl finally home and you can just feel their joy. their pride when leia is unapologetically herself. and how when obi-wan talks to leia about her birth parents, she instead looks to them. those who have raised her with a fierce love and kindness. how when she looks to them, they look back with so much love.
we see it in obi-wan and anakin. obi-wan apologizing to anakin, and we have to wonder how long those words have been building inside him? and then the tragic acceptance that there is no longer that person there to love. that his ten years of grief, maybe longer, was over something that was not his fault, that he could have never succeeded in preventing. but at the same time, we know that obi-wan still holds his love for anakin. it's just that darth vader isn't him.
and don't even get me started on obi-wan and his love for luke and leia. how leia was the one to pull him from his isolation. become the man he was again. how watching over luke is his motivation to stay that way. how thinking about them literally is what gives him the strength to pull himself up from the ground. honestly obi-wan and the twins deserve their own post.
star wars has always been a story about love. it can, after all, ignite the stars. and the kenobi finale has captured that fully, making it feel like the most truly star wars show in ages.
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one thing about me is i’m always gonna find the fic in the fandom that involves sensitive ears
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